The latest Padres, Chargers and Aztecs headlines along with the other top San Diego sports stories every morning.
|  Wednesday, Jan 10 Freshman Jalen McDaniels is playing like anything but one as the Aztecs added a Mountain West victory against San Jose State. | | | | Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said he wanted to keep offensive coordinator Ken Whisenhunt and defensive coordinator Gus Bradley and both agreed to new contract. | | | | | Late broadcaster Dick Enberg deserves to be inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame. | | | | | Senior puts up points on scoreboard and the SAT exam for No. 5 La Jolla Country Day | | | | | The San Diego Union-Tribune and Hall of Champions outstanding high school performers | | | | | A San Diegan had a hunch that his former college coach, Nick Saban, might turn to a true freshman quarterback in the national title game — and that if he did, the results would be good. | | | | | True freshman Tua Tagovailoa saved Alabama in the CFB title game, and now the Crimson Tide has a quarterback conundrum on its hands | | | | | Sizing up the Padres' 40-man roster, from A to Z, heading into the 2018 season: Jose Pirela emerged as the team's top offensive player despite playing just half the season. | | |
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